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It looks good

CRDTs are the future!

I've tried it, but it didn't work well together, still looking for a solution, CRDT is the hard part, haha.

I sorry for your experience. It works smoothly for me and hasn't been fully tested yet

I carefully designed the architecture, which is very flexible. The "backend" is currently running on web worker & service worker. It should be possible to deploy it to a web-standard runtime environment for self-hosting.

P2P synchronization based on CRDT is on the roadmap.

Currently, it can only run on high-version chromium-based browsers, and it's compatible with Android, but not iOS. Apple is killing web apps.

What you want is also what I'm working on. Eidos is a personal open-source project focused on individual needs. It respects everyone's privacy. It does not collect any information. Since there is no account system, no need for a logout button

I really love this name. If I use Eidos Space, will there be trademark issues?

It's okay to change the type of title field. I will patch an update.

Interesting, I'll give it a try.

- Eidos has an Airtable-like table, but Obsidian does not. - Eidos and Obsidian are both file-based. - Eidos is based on SQLite, and Obsidian is based on Markdown.

You can use Eidos with Wi-Fi off. when you add a bookmark, it won't display a rich information card, but just a URL. if you don't like this part, I can provide options to disable them. All of this can be solved through Electron, but I think PWA is enough, and Cloudflare generously provides some services.

good idea. all documents are currently stored in the eidos__docs table. The `content` field is used to store the state of lexical documents in JSON format. Additionally, there is also a `markdown` field. This can be viewed by any sqlite software. Every time a document is updated, both fields are updated simultaneously, making it easy to convert to a file.

Thank you for the information. Eidos Space should be safe. I will consider this issue carefully.